I'll say Grits and gumbo
Grits is confusing though because it doesn't take long to make right at all
Grits is confusing though because it doesn't take long to make right at all
Are you going to casual chains or steak houses?fukking steak, man.
You order medium, you get well-done.
You order medium-rare, you get medium-well.
The shyt is not that hard.
Also halibut. I have never had halibut at a restaurant that wasn't rubber. I didn't even know I liked halibut until last year when I cooked it myself, and didn't overcook it.
Are you going to casual chains or steak houses?
my vote goes to pork chops
Random non-chain restaurants that don't specialize in steak, I guess would be the most apt description.
I've only had a couple steakhouse steaks. They were cooked well, but lacked seasoning.
You're right about pork chops. Unless they're smothered by a 97 year old black woman, they tend to come out dry.
Order it blackened to prevent that.

They key to this is to order a well done steak from low tier restaurants like I Hop, places like that don't even hire cooks that know how to make a medium rare steak and that shyt will come out bloody everytime. An upper tier restaurant where the plates are $20+ for a steak will treat you rightfukking steak, man.
You order medium, you get well-done.
You order medium-rare, you get medium-well.
You order rare, you get raw.
The shyt is not that hard.
Also halibut. I have never had halibut at a restaurant that wasn't rubber. I didn't even know I liked halibut until last year when I cooked it myself, and didn't overcook it.

Crab Cakes outside of Maryland
